Gus Ficklin Dies in Anderson, Ind.
Gus Ficklin, aged 39 years, a well known Charleston young man, died this morning in an Anderson sanitarium following a sickness of three weeks. His death was attributed to paralysis.
The remains will be brought her to the home of Walter Moore, 802Jackson street, from which place the funeral services will be held Monday afternoon.
Gus Ficklin was the son of the late Mrs. John Moore, formerly, Mrs. Nettie Ficklin. He attended Charleston schools and later entered the government service as a clerk in the local post office. He left Charleston some time ago and had followed hotel and restaurant work in which he had been successful. He was favorably known to many of our people.
Charleston Daily Courier
Charleston, IL
Saturday, June 5, 1915
Gus Ficklin, aged 39 years, a well known Charleston young man, died this morning in an Anderson sanitarium following a sickness of three weeks. His death was attributed to paralysis.
The remains will be brought her to the home of Walter Moore, 802Jackson street, from which place the funeral services will be held Monday afternoon.
Gus Ficklin was the son of the late Mrs. John Moore, formerly, Mrs. Nettie Ficklin. He attended Charleston schools and later entered the government service as a clerk in the local post office. He left Charleston some time ago and had followed hotel and restaurant work in which he had been successful. He was favorably known to many of our people.
Charleston Daily Courier
Charleston, IL
Saturday, June 5, 1915
Gus Ficklin Dies in Anderson, Ind.
Gus Ficklin, aged 39 years, a well known Charleston young man, died this morning in an Anderson sanitarium following a sickness of three weeks. His death was attributed to paralysis.
The remains will be brought her to the home of Walter Moore, 802Jackson street, from which place the funeral services will be held Monday afternoon.
Gus Ficklin was the son of the late Mrs. John Moore, formerly, Mrs. Nettie Ficklin. He attended Charleston schools and later entered the government service as a clerk in the local post office. He left Charleston some time ago and had followed hotel and restaurant work in which he had been successful. He was favorably known to many of our people.
Charleston Daily Courier
Charleston, IL
Saturday, June 5, 1915
Gus Ficklin, aged 39 years, a well known Charleston young man, died this morning in an Anderson sanitarium following a sickness of three weeks. His death was attributed to paralysis.
The remains will be brought her to the home of Walter Moore, 802Jackson street, from which place the funeral services will be held Monday afternoon.
Gus Ficklin was the son of the late Mrs. John Moore, formerly, Mrs. Nettie Ficklin. He attended Charleston schools and later entered the government service as a clerk in the local post office. He left Charleston some time ago and had followed hotel and restaurant work in which he had been successful. He was favorably known to many of our people.
Charleston Daily Courier
Charleston, IL
Saturday, June 5, 1915
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